Using the "pixmap function" feature

[Michiel]

I think you should use only one size of icons here but change the rest of the attributes (like the state). Qt will scale the icons if needed, so you might single sized pixmaps. At least I think so.

That may be so, but it's not really the point. What if I didn't like how Qt scales the image? Or what if I want the small icons to really look different. Plus, Qt provides an interface to make it possible, so it should work. And it doesn't seem to.

The QIcon simply takes the first file I give it and disregards the rest.

[wysota]

Hard for me to argue with that. I only used different pixmaps for different states and let Qt handle the rest, so I don't know

[Michiel]

So will I. I happen to like the way Qt scales images. Also, to my pleasant surprise, Qt4 has made improvements in automatically creating disabled-state icons (now in real gray scale, instead of just a shadow), so I'll let Qt do that automatically too.

Well.. This simplifies things a bit. But it's still a bug.